WorldDAB General Assembly 2016, Vienna, Austria

The General Assembly will be held at Hotel Savoyen Vienna, which was once home to the imperial Austrian state and court print works.

Location:

Austria Trend Hotel Savoyen Vienna,
Rennweg 16,
1030 Vienna,
Austria

Parking

Guests can park their car in the public garage with direct access to the Austria Trend Hotel Savoyen at €2,50 per hour or €25,00 for 24 hours. Guests are required to go to the reception before leaving. 

Reaching Hotel Savoyen Vienna by public transport

Train Station

• Rennweg Station (S-Bahn)
• Bahnhof Wien Mitte
• Tram Line O (Direction Raxstraße) to Neulinggasse

 Subway Station

• Rochusgasse (U3)

 Bus Station

• Krankenanstalt Rudolfstiftung (77A)
• Ungargasse/Neulinggasse (4A)

Reaching Hotel Savoyen Vienna from the Vienna International Airport 

• Direct: Train S7 (Schnellbahn) to Rennweg station; fee: 4,40 EUR (one way) – the Rennweg station is situated 300 m (4 min) from the hotel
• Please note that there is also the CAT (City Airport Train) option but this is not a direct line and the price is 11 EUR (one way)
• Bus service, fee: 8 EUR  (one way)
• Estimated taxi fare: 35 EUR  (one way)

The final programme for WorldDAB General Assembly can be downloaded here.

Full event programme can be viewed here.

The WorldDAB General Assembly provides an ideal opportunity to communicate with a target audience and reach key decision makers.

A range of tailor-made sponsorship and exhibition packages have been designed specifically for you to optimise your company's exposure to a target audience. 

Download the brochure for more information. 

We strongly advise you plan your travel and accommodation as early as possible. 

There are a number of hotels near and around the General Assembly's location. 

The map below shows other hotels near Hotel Savoyen Vienna.

This year WorldDAB will host networking drinks and the gala dinner at Hofburg Vienna, in the rooftop Dachfoyer, which provides views of the Michalerkuppel and Vienna's city centre

The dinner provides an opportunity for event attendees to meet and network in a relaxed and informal environment. 

Address: Hofburg Vienna, Heldenplatz, 1010 Wien

Directions to the venue available here.

Optional tour of ORF Funkhaus

9th November 

As part of the WorldDAB General Assembly, we are offering attendees the chance to experience the ORF Funkhaus and take a look behind the scenes. Currently, three Radio Stations (Ö1, Radio Wien, FM4), one TV Studio (Wien heute), the Radio-Newscenter, the ORF Radio Symphonic  Orchestra Vienna and the ORF RadioKulturhaus reside inside the historic Funkhaus building.

By visiting the Radio Stations and the Audio Drama Studio those on the tour will be able to find out more about the unique history and architecture of the Funkhaus. You may even be able to meet one of Austria’s favourite radios DJs from Ö1, Radio Wien, FM4 or Wien Heute!

09.11.2016

1.1 Graham Dixon, EBU (1.9 MB)

1.2 Jimmy Buckland, Wireless Group GB (3.55 MB)

1.3 Gunnar Garfors, IDAG (7.63 MB)

1.4 Phil Laven, WorldDAB (284 KB)

1.5 Peter Frank, Rohde & Schwarz (949 KB)

1.6 Patrick Hannon, WorldDAB (1.08 MB)

1.7 Lindsay Cornell, WorldDAB Technical Committee (380 KB)

1.8 Joan Warner Asia Pacific Committee (587 KB)

1.9 Hanns Wolter, WorldDAB Regulation and Spectrum Committee RSC (383 KB)

1.10 Phil Laven, WorldDAB Finance Committee (528 KB)

10.11.2016

Patrick Hannon, WorldDAB (1.29 MB)

1.1 Heike Raab, Plenipotentiary for Federal and European Affairs, Rhineland-Palatinate (140 KB)

1.2 Line Langnes, Norwegian Media Authority (403 KB)

1.3 Ian Oneill, DCMS (799 KB)

1.4 Patrice Gelinet, CSA (51.2 KB)

2.1 Ford Ennals, Digital Radio UK (4.58 MB)

2.2 Lars Kierkegaard, Teracom Denmark (1.11 MB)

2.3 Georg Plattner, RAS Rundfunkanstalt Sudtirol Italy (4.25 MB)

2.4 Jacqueline Bierhorst, Digital Radio Netherlands (4.42 MB)

2.5 Thomas Saner SRG SSR Switzerland (1.15 MB)

3.1 Gernot Fischer, Digital Radio Austria (1.17 MB)

3.2 A Nicolas Bresou, RTBF Belgium (3.3 MB)

3.2 B Dominique Lievyns, Norkring Belgium (807 KB)

3.4 Maria Kissne Akli, National Media and Infocommunications Hungary (429 KB)

3.5 Viliam Podhorský, Ministry of Transport, Construction and Regional Development Slovakia (868 KB)

3.6 Bojan Ramsak, RTV Slovenia (2.03 MB)

4.1 Paul Sylvester, Absolute Radio UK (2.96 MB)

4.2 Marius Lillelien, NRK Norway (1.34 MB)

4.3 Chris Grozev, Radio NewCo Netherlands (1.33 MB)

4.4 Joan Warner, Commercial Radio Australia (1.36 MB)

4.5 Ash Elford, Angel Radio UK (5.24 MB)

5.1 Branimir Vojcic, LN2 (779 KB)

5.2 Martina Hürbinger, GfK (658 KB)

5.3 Andreas Kral, Jato Austria (2.24 MB)

5.4 Laurence Harrison, Digital Radio UK (1.91 MB)

5.5 Roger Lanctot, Strategy Analytics (825 KB)